Ayurvedic Skin Care Treatment in Melbourne : Restore Your Confidence.

Revitalize Your Skill with Ayurvedic Care in Melbouene

As per Ayurveda, healthy skin is a sign of a healthy body. Inversely any skin-related disorder means that something is wrong with the body. Various herbs have been mentioned in the Ayurvedic texts that help in detoxifying the body and help in correcting the vitiated doshas.

In recent years, Ayurvedic herbs have gained wide popularity for treating skin disorders. While the spices used to treat skin disorders may be slow acting, they provide a longer-lasting ayurvedic skin care solution.

Australian Skin Care

In Australia, people suffer from all sorts of skin conditions, but three kinds of skin disorders are more prevalent - Psoriasis, eczema and urticaria.

In psoriasis, the skin cells grow too quickly, i.e. before the previous layer is shed & therefore, scales or patches appear on the body.

Eczema is a chronic skin disease where the skin turns red, patchy and itchy. Though it is mostly seen in kids, it may continue into adulthood.

Urticaria develops due to allergic reactions to some elements in the environment. It is characterized by red raised bumps on any body part, typically itchy. 

Ayurvedic Skin Care

As per Ayurvedic traditions, a wrong diet and an undisciplined lifestyle are two of the most common causes that trigger skin orders. If a person follows a diet plan that conflicts with the season or his Ayurvedic constitution, then there is a disruption in the balance of doshas in the body, which triggers skin problems. Pitta dosha imbalance is considered to be the prime element responsible for skin disorders.

Ayurvedic Traditional Treatments for Skin Disease 

A typical plan for ayurvedic skin care may include an ayurvedic consultation to understand the condition's underlying cause. Post assessment, the ayurvedic practitioner will formulate a diet and lifestyle modification plan, including yoga, if required. They may also suggest some herbal formulation used traditionally to treat skin conditions. In some skin conditions, Ayurveda recommends the body cleanse with the Panchkarma detox method.

Consult at Pure Herbal Ayurved for Skin Ayurvedic Doctor in Melbourne

If you wish to consult Ayurveda, you may contact one of our Ayurveda Practitioners, Gurnam Saini or Pooja Saini, in Melbourne. Both of our Practitioners are Qualified Ayurveda Doctors from India. You may contact us at "Pure Herbal Ayurved Clinic". People who can't reach us personally may choose online Ayurveda consultation. 

Recent Research on Ayurvedic Skin Care:

Ayurvedic skin care prioritises the regulation of doshas through the use of natural oils and herbs, with a focus on addressing issues such as dryness, inflammation, and ageing. Ayurvedic approaches for skin health are now being substantiated by recent research: 

The impact of turmeric (Curcuma longa) and manjistha (Rubia cordifolia) on the management of inflammatory skin conditions and acne was investigated in a 2022 study published in the Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine. The research revealed that these herbs were highly effective in reducing skin inflammation, improving texture, and clearing blemishes. This suggests that they are effective in balancing Pitta dosha, which, when aggravated, frequently results in skin irritations and breakouts. 

Another investigation, published in 2021 in the journal Phytotherapy Research, investigated the anti-aging properties of Gotu Kola (Centella Asiatica). The results indicated that Gotu Kola enhances skin elasticity and increases collagen production, thereby resolving Vata imbalances that contribute to premature ageing and dryness.

The combination of lifestyle practices such as Abhyanga (oil massage) and dosha-specific diets with these potent herbs in Ayurvedic skin care promotes long-term skin health and balance. 

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